hawkish (Meaning)

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hawkish (s)

disposed to warfare or hard-line policies

The hawkish general advocated for immediate military action.
The politician's hawkish stance on foreign policy raised concerns.
The central bank maintained a hawkish monetary policy to combat inflation.
The investor's hawkish outlook on the market led them to make risky bets.
The hawkish military strategy involved preemptive strikes and a strong defense.
The hawkish commentator urged the government to take a hard line on crime.
The hawkish tone of the speech raised tensions between the opposing factions.
The hawkish policy of the governing party prioritized national security over economic growth.
The hawkish stance of the CEO towards competitors led to a more aggressive business approach.
The hawkish attitude of the environmental group led them to confrontational protests.

disposed to warfare or hard-line policies

militarist, bloodthirsty, militaristic,warlike, martial,bellicose, aggressive, quarrelsome, antagonistic, combative

peaceable, pacific, peaceful,dovish, peaceful, dovish, peaceable, pacifist, pacific, pacifistic

The hawkish general advocated for immediate military action.

The politician's hawkish stance on foreign policy raised concerns.

The central bank maintained a hawkish monetary policy to combat inflation.

The investor's hawkish outlook on the market led them to make risky bets.